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Nice try Klan BoyOP is original materialYou didn’t read the article did you?Way too many
They lynched 4000 people
In the 1940s? Bullshit.
I read the op. There was no link to a larger article.
AND, like I said, "4000" is bullshit.
Lynching peaked before the end of the 1800s. The numbers I've seen for the post WWii, or the Civil Rights are, have been, dozens, or scores.
Smearing all the members of a nation of well over one hundred million, because of the actions of a few hundred people,
is not a reasonable thing to do.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
4000 lynchings is in the history of the US
Post WWII?
How about Medgar Evers, Emmit Till and the Mississippi Burning trio?
So, FIVE, committed by a few dozen, at MOST, people, and you want to smear the whole nation of 1940 America?
Like I said, that is bullshit.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
I don’t live in those nations, I live in this oneThe New Yorker?Lynching along with arson,assault and intimidation were common.
Especially among returning black veterans. For some reason they were considered “uppity” for expecting to be treated with respect
bullshit, complete lies. provide some news clips from the 1950s to prove your claim, or STFU and crawl back under your rock.
The Tragic, Forgotten History of Black Military Veterans
I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
Go fuk yourself
No, every other country has not had the same experience......unless you count South Africa
Name a nation that does not have such a history, or apologize to US all, for your vile smears.
The New Yorker?bullshit, complete lies. provide some news clips from the 1950s to prove your claim, or STFU and crawl back under your rock.
The Tragic, Forgotten History of Black Military Veterans
I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
Go fuk yourself
No, every other country has not had the same experience......unless you count South Africa
the New Yorker used to be a legitimate magazine, today it has become a left wing propaganda rag, just like the NY times.It is still a legitimate magazine, they just think differently than you. And I could have just stopped with 'think'.The New Yorker?bullshit, complete lies. provide some news clips from the 1950s to prove your claim, or STFU and crawl back under your rock.
The Tragic, Forgotten History of Black Military Veterans
I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
Go fuk yourself
No, every other country has not had the same experience......unless you count South Africa
the New Yorker used to be a legitimate magazine, today it has become a left wing propaganda rag, just like the NY times.
Nice try Klan BoyOP is original materialYou didn’t read the article did you?In the 1940s? Bullshit.
I read the op. There was no link to a larger article.
AND, like I said, "4000" is bullshit.
Lynching peaked before the end of the 1800s. The numbers I've seen for the post WWii, or the Civil Rights are, have been, dozens, or scores.
Smearing all the members of a nation of well over one hundred million, because of the actions of a few hundred people,
is not a reasonable thing to do.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
4000 lynchings is in the history of the US
Post WWII?
How about Medgar Evers, Emmit Till and the Mississippi Burning trio?
So, FIVE, committed by a few dozen, at MOST, people, and you want to smear the whole nation of 1940 America?
Like I said, that is bullshit.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
Those were just off the top of my head and do not include the terrorist threats, beatings, bombings and public abuse of power
I don’t live in those nations, I live in this oneThe New Yorker?bullshit, complete lies. provide some news clips from the 1950s to prove your claim, or STFU and crawl back under your rock.
The Tragic, Forgotten History of Black Military Veterans
I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
Go fuk yourself
No, every other country has not had the same experience......unless you count South Africa
Name a nation that does not have such a history, or apologize to US all, for your vile smears.
Martin Luther King saved us
I don’t live in those nations, I live in this oneThe New Yorker?bullshit, complete lies. provide some news clips from the 1950s to prove your claim, or STFU and crawl back under your rock.
The Tragic, Forgotten History of Black Military Veterans
I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
Go fuk yourself
No, every other country has not had the same experience......unless you count South Africa
Name a nation that does not have such a history, or apologize to US all, for your vile smears.
Martin Luther King saved us
I don’t live in those nations, I live in this oneThe New Yorker?
I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
Go fuk yourself
No, every other country has not had the same experience......unless you count South Africa
Name a nation that does not have such a history, or apologize to US all, for your vile smears.
Martin Luther King saved us
Of course Dr. King saved us, he was Republican.
I take what my actual grandfather and other relatives who ACTUALLY lived thru that time and experienced it has to say over the delusions of a closet racist such as yourself...Lynching along with arson,assault and intimidation were common.You won't. Because you refuse to consider any information that might challenge your world view.
You are a coward like that.
Especially among returning black veterans. For some reason they were considered “uppity” for expecting to be treated with respect
bullshit, complete lies. provide some news clips from the 1950s to prove your claim, or STFU and crawl back under your rock.
The Tragic, Forgotten History of Black Military Veterans
I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
He had charisma and many of us did not look at the color of his skin. That was what you guys focused on.He beat Hillary because he was the better candidate and we now know that she was much less popular than people thought.Dr King would have been thrilled with the election of ObamaAnd all his work was nullified by Obama
It was the fulfillment of his.......I have a dream
Actually, as he won against Hillary in the primaries because of his black skin and not the content of his character,
it is actually a complete and total repudiation of his dream.
He was an inexperienced lightweight. He would have been ignored, if not for his black skin.
PlThat has nothing to do with what I said.During Obama’s,s tenure we saw how racist the nation still was.I am well aware of our historyOnly to some one completely ignorant of history.
Your reactions to the normal level of bitter partisanship that Obama was subject to, your choice to smear half the nation with the false accusation of racism, your choice to tell minorities that republicans were "Whitelashing" against a black president,
made a mockery of King and his dream.
That is why I honor MLK in this thread
Only to some one completely ignorant of history.
Your reactions to the normal level of bitter partisanship that Obama was subject to, your choice to smear half the nation with the false accusation of racism, your choice to tell minorities that republicans were "Whitelashing" against a black president,
made a mockery of King and his dream.
That is fucking bullshit. Did we impeach him? Did we fly a balloon of him wearing a fucking diaper?
Nice try Klan BoyOP is original materialYou didn’t read the article did you?
I read the op. There was no link to a larger article.
AND, like I said, "4000" is bullshit.
Lynching peaked before the end of the 1800s. The numbers I've seen for the post WWii, or the Civil Rights are, have been, dozens, or scores.
Smearing all the members of a nation of well over one hundred million, because of the actions of a few hundred people,
is not a reasonable thing to do.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
4000 lynchings is in the history of the US
Post WWII?
How about Medgar Evers, Emmit Till and the Mississippi Burning trio?
So, FIVE, committed by a few dozen, at MOST, people, and you want to smear the whole nation of 1940 America?
Like I said, that is bullshit.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
Those were just off the top of my head and do not include the terrorist threats, beatings, bombings and public abuse of power
the KKK was mostly made up of democrats. democrats voted against the civil rights act. You need to remove your head from your ass and deal with reality
I don’t live in those nations, I live in this oneThe New Yorker?
I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
Go fuk yourself
No, every other country has not had the same experience......unless you count South Africa
Name a nation that does not have such a history, or apologize to US all, for your vile smears.
Martin Luther King saved us
MLK did good things for the USA, no one denies that. "saved" is an exaggeration.
Nice try Klan BoyOP is original materialYou didn’t read the article did you?In the 1940s? Bullshit.
I read the op. There was no link to a larger article.
AND, like I said, "4000" is bullshit.
Lynching peaked before the end of the 1800s. The numbers I've seen for the post WWii, or the Civil Rights are, have been, dozens, or scores.
Smearing all the members of a nation of well over one hundred million, because of the actions of a few hundred people,
is not a reasonable thing to do.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
4000 lynchings is in the history of the US
Post WWII?
How about Medgar Evers, Emmit Till and the Mississippi Burning trio?
So, FIVE, committed by a few dozen, at MOST, people, and you want to smear the whole nation of 1940 America?
Like I said, that is bullshit.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
Those were just off the top of my head and do not include the terrorist threats, beatings, bombings and public abuse of power
Nice try Klan BoyOP is original materialI read the op. There was no link to a larger article.
AND, like I said, "4000" is bullshit.
Lynching peaked before the end of the 1800s. The numbers I've seen for the post WWii, or the Civil Rights are, have been, dozens, or scores.
Smearing all the members of a nation of well over one hundred million, because of the actions of a few hundred people,
is not a reasonable thing to do.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
4000 lynchings is in the history of the US
Post WWII?
How about Medgar Evers, Emmit Till and the Mississippi Burning trio?
So, FIVE, committed by a few dozen, at MOST, people, and you want to smear the whole nation of 1940 America?
Like I said, that is bullshit.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
Those were just off the top of my head and do not include the terrorist threats, beatings, bombings and public abuse of power
the KKK was mostly made up of democrats. democrats voted against the civil rights act. You need to remove your head from your ass and deal with reality
The KKK is made up entirely of Republucans. Their political platform is virtually indistinguishable from Republicans today
Potty mouthNice try Klan BoyOP is original material
4000 lynchings is in the history of the US
Post WWII?
How about Medgar Evers, Emmit Till and the Mississippi Burning trio?
So, FIVE, committed by a few dozen, at MOST, people, and you want to smear the whole nation of 1940 America?
Like I said, that is bullshit.
America of the 1940s was a great nation.
Those were just off the top of my head and do not include the terrorist threats, beatings, bombings and public abuse of power
the KKK was mostly made up of democrats. democrats voted against the civil rights act. You need to remove your head from your ass and deal with reality
The KKK is made up entirely of Republucans. Their political platform is virtually indistinguishable from Republicans today
Troll boy. Shit spewing troll boy.
They would have been obliterated and the modern Democratic Party never would have been born.Want an example of how Dr King saved us?
Look at the closest comparison from his era........Northern Ireland
While the Irish had a legitimate beef against England, their abuse was nowhere close to what American Blacks were enduring
The Irish chose to resort to violence.......Bombings, assassinations, Terrorist threats against the people
What if Black Civil Rights had chosen similar tactics?
There would be a lot more dead black people.I don’t live in those nations, I live in this oneThe New Yorker?I take with a grain of salt anything published by the New Yorker, but lets assume the article is accurate. There is a lot of our history that includes terrible abuses of various people, jews, pollocks, irish, native americans, Japanese, blacks, Christians, Muslims, and others.
Every country in the world has those kinds of things in its history. If we try to erase it by removing the things that remind us of it, then we fail to learn from history. It is also true that those of us living today cannot undo the wrongs of our ancestors any more that Germans today can undo what the Third Reich did, or Japanese today can undo what Hiro Hito did, Or Ungandans today can undo what Idi Amin did.
That's why I strongly objected to removing confederate statues. We need to remember our history in order to not repeat it.
We are seeing the same kinds of discriminatory rhetoric today against white males and Christians. Discrimination exists in many forms, to pretend that the only victims were blacks is ignorant and damaging.
Go fuk yourself
No, every other country has not had the same experience......unless you count South Africa
Name a nation that does not have such a history, or apologize to US all, for your vile smears.
Martin Luther King saved us
MLK did good things for the USA, no one denies that. "saved" is an exaggeration.
Hardly an exaggeration
What would have happened if the leader of the Civil Rights movement advocated eye for an eye violence in response to the violent attacks against blacks?
16th Street Baptist Church bombing - Wikipedia
Her family are the racists.She speaks for no one but herself.
No one else in the family supports her views
exactly how do you know that? Are you personally acquainted with all of them? geez, dude stop making a fool of yourself.
you remind me of a poster on another forum named, Huge Jim Bissel. Say it fast and its you.
Yes
At the King Family Reunion, Alveda is given the wrong address
stop making up stuff, you are not funny. Just looking stupid
She is more comfortable with racists than her own family
